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Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 3:35 PM
Subject: Spots on my Shots
I have this day received my *istD back from CR Kennedy's(Australian
Pentax-Sigma-Hasseblad dealer) after only 4 days( It had to be sent to
Melbourne:the Boston Down Under)during which the camera
My *ist D has become a pain in the bum!I am
continually
having to clean the
innards of it due to little black spots appearing all over the shots.I have
placed a new focussing screen in it to no avail,checked and recked my
lenses(and cleaned them)to no
Hello Again,I succumbed and took the camera in to the Sydney Pentax dealer
with a couple of 'photo's of my dust problem,and it seems at least one or
two if not more are pixel problems.Not so bad after 4 months.So I must use
film for a couple of weeks(sigh...) whilst they (hopefully)fix
My *ist D has become a pain in the bum!I am continually having to clean the
innards of it due to little black spots appearing all over the shots.I have
placed a new focussing screen in it to no avail,checked and recked my
lenses(and cleaned them)to no avail.My blower has collapsed from over use.Am
Perhaps you fiddle with it too much. If you are over-conscious of a
couple of pieces of dust, fiddling with the camera will only introduce
more dust, and it looks, from your description of your actions, that you
have been doing a lot of fiddling.
Len
* There's no place like 127.0.0.1
My
- Original Message -
From: Chris
Subject: Spots on my Shots
My *ist D has become a pain in the bum!I am continually
having to clean the
innards of it due to little black spots appearing all
over the shots.I have
placed a new focussing screen in it to no avail,checked
and recked my
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/04 10:15AM
- Original Message -
From: Chris
Subject: Spots on my Shots
My *ist D has become a pain in the bum!I am continually
having to clean the
innards of it due to little black spots appearing all
over the shots.I have
placed a new
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton
Subject: Re: Spots on my Shots
What kind of lenses do you use? How often do you change
them.
I haven't adjusted my technique for the new camera, which
may be contributing to the mess my sensor is in.
I routinely forget to turn the camera off
On 7/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
There have been DSLRs around for a while now, just not Pentax. How in
genral has the dust on the sesnosr pro=blem progressed for these Older
DSLRs? (if anyone knows.)
I generally don't notice it - though I do clean about once every month or
so. It's
On 7 Feb 2004 at 11:57, William Robb wrote:
I haven't adjusted my technique for the new camera, which
may be contributing to the mess my sensor is in.
I routinely forget to turn the camera off before
dismounting the lens, almost always have the lens pointing
up when I remove it, and rarely
Thanks Leon,and others.I don't want to get rid of the *istD,or find out
about dust prevention.Just want to know the best method of removing
recalcitrant spots that are difficult to remove from the sensor.
Regards Cgris
Take it Easy,But Take It!
William Robb writes:
and rarely keep the camera in a gadget bag,
choosing instead to leave it on a desk in the
room beside where I am sanding drywall plaster.
NOOO, NO, NO, NO!!!
The drywall dust gets everywhere.
Lock up the camera gear in a baggie, at least.
Regards, Bob S.
Leon,
Have you ever heard of Speckgrabber from Kinetronics? It's a little plastic
stick with an adhesive tip that lifts dust from mirrors, screens, CCD's and
other surfaces without leaving a mark or residue. Give it a try. Using
blower bulb is the worst thing you can do, I tried removing specks
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-- My *ist D has become a pain in the bum!I am continually
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